Sentence examples for courses far from inspiring English sources

"There is no money, far too many courses, far too many directives and zero control over their application.

Casual golfers relish the graceful challenges provided by the King's and Queen's courses far more than the PGA Centenary, which is physically taxing to mere mortals.

The largest and most awe-inspiring waves of the ocean are invisible; they move ponderously and unceasingly on their courses far down in the hidden depths of the sea.

More control for prison governors over the provision of education in their jails could make courses far more demanding and imaginative, with those governors achieving the best results rewarded for their success.

Her career earnings were $91,470, a respectable sum in an era in which the women drove from tournament to tournament in an automobile caravan and often played on courses far less green and manicured than those on the professional men's tour.

But the demand for short courses far outstrips their availability, and short courses can only pack in so much.

Leon was of course far too optimistic.

The right answer is, of course, far more mundane.

This was, of course, far different than last year's version.

Which is, of course, far removed from local award ceremonies.

It's also, of course, far more detailed.